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英:[flæp]
美:[flæp]
复数:flaps
第三人称单数:flaps
现在分词:flapping
过去式:flapped
过去分词:flapped
词根:flap
adj.flapping 摇摆运动的;挥动的
n.flapper 苍蝇拍;轻佻女子;刚学飞的小禽
flapping 拍动;摇摆运动
v.flapping 拍打,轻拍(flap的ing形式)
noun
a stroke with something broad : slap
obsolete something broad and flat used for striking
something that is broad, limber, or flat and usually thin and that hangs loose or projects freely: such as
a piece on a garment that hangs free
a part of a book jacket that folds under the book's cover
a piece of tissue partly severed from its place of origin for use in surgical grafting
an extended part forming the closure (as of an envelope or carton)
the motion of something broad and limber (such as a sail or wing)
a movable auxiliary airfoil usually attached to an airplane wing's trailing edge to increase lift or drag see airplane illustration
a state of excitement or agitation : tizzy, uproar
something that generates an uproar
a consonant (such as the sound \d\ in ladder and \t\ in latter) characterized by a single rapid contact of the tongue or lower lip against another point in the mouth called alsotap
verb
transitive verb
to beat with or as if with a flap
to toss sharply : fling
to move or cause to move in flaps
intransitive verb
to sway loosely usually with a noise of striking and especially when moved by wind
to beat or pulsate wings or something suggesting wings
to progress by flapping
to flutter ineffectively
to talk foolishly and persistently
skin flap皮瓣
pocket flap袋盖
valve flap阀瓣
flap gate铰链式闸门;舌瓣闸门;翻转板
flap valve瓣阀;片状阀
flap wheel翼片砂轮
14世纪中期, flappe “一击,耳光,拍打”,可能是模仿打击的声音。指“用于拍打或打击的装置”最早见于15世纪初。指“下垂的物体”最早记录于1520年代,可能来自 flap(动词)。指“像鸟翅膀一样的运动或声音”出现于1774年; 指“骚动,喧闹”出现于1916年,是英国俚语。
帆飘动
风门片
阻力板
皮片,皮瓣:供移植的组织块(通常包括皮肤),它只部分地从身体一处移开,因此在移植到新的部位时仍保留自己的血液供应
用作修补附近或远处的缺损
往返翻动,扑动:不能控制的运动
座盖
Noun Middle English flappe
The first known use of flap was in the 14th century
flashbacknoun
the introduction of a past event into a story or motion picturealso: this past event
a past incident recurring clearly in the mind
flare-upnoun
a sudden burst (as of flame or anger)
flare1 of 2noun
a fire or blaze of light used to signal, light up something, or attract attentionalso: a device or material that produces such a flare
an unsteady glaring light
flare-up
a spreading outwardalso: a place or part that spreads
plural bell-bottom trousers
flare2 of 2verb
to burn with an unsteady flame
to shine or blaze suddenly
to become suddenly excited or angry
flare up
to open or spread outward
pants that flare at the bottom
flap1 of 2noun
slap entry 1 sense 1
a broad, limber, or flat piece that hangs loose (as on a pocket or envelope)
the motion or sound of a flap
a movable part of an airplane wing that is attached to the trailing edge of the wing and that is used to increase lift or drag
flap2 of 2verb
slap entry 2 sense 1a
to move or cause to move with a beating motion
flapping its wings
flap1 of 2noun
slap entry 1 sense 1
a broad, limber, or flat piece that hangs loose (as on a pocket or envelope)
the motion or sound of a flap
a movable part of an airplane wing that is attached to the trailing edge of the wing and that is used to increase lift or drag
flap2 of 2verb
slap entry 2 sense 1a
to move or cause to move with a beating motion
flapping its wings
flap1 of 2noun
slap entry 1 sense 1
a broad, limber, or flat piece that hangs loose (as on a pocket or envelope)
the motion or sound of a flap
a movable part of an airplane wing that is attached to the trailing edge of the wing and that is used to increase lift or drag
flap2 of 2verb
slap entry 2 sense 1a
to move or cause to move with a beating motion
flapping its wings
flapjacknoun
pancake
flap1 of 2noun
slap entry 1 sense 1
a broad, limber, or flat piece that hangs loose (as on a pocket or envelope)
the motion or sound of a flap
a movable part of an airplane wing that is attached to the trailing edge of the wing and that is used to increase lift or drag
flap2 of 2verb
slap entry 2 sense 1a
to move or cause to move with a beating motion
flapping its wings
flapnoun
a piece of tissue partly severed from its place of origin for use in surgical grafting
1 He runs his finger under the flap and pulls out a small square of paper.
2 Sometimes after he looked, he’d lift up the metal flap and feel inside, to be sure he hadn’t missed anything; but all he ever felt were the heads of screws.
3 It circled round and round the peach, flapping its great wings slowly in the moonlight and staring at the travelers.
4 The blanket he’d nailed to the inside of the living room window was flapping.
5 Scobie watched bearers go slowly up the hill; their bare feet very gently flapping the ground.
斯考比看着担架夫慢慢地爬上小山, 他们赤裸的脚板在地面上轻轻地拍打着.
6 ...the sudden slowing as the flaps were lowered.
襟翼放下时的突然减速
7 He snaps a shot of Cornbread and presses send, flinching when the bird flaps at him threateningly.
8 Glass broke in three windows and a tile slid off the roof, and then a maidservant ran out, terrified, her clucking hen of a daemon flapping after her.
9 A beggar shuffled in front of it, then dove out of the way as a dark purple stegosaurus trundled by, nearly trampling him, bags of mail and packages flapping at its flanks.
10 the flap of the sails
风帆的鼓胀
11 I’d seen roosters chase hens, catch up, climb on top of them, and dig sharp beaks into the hen’s head as she cackled and screeched and he flapped his wings.
12 Hands reached, wings flapped, the four-toed feet were gone from his head.
13 Declaration flailed her arms at me, her gloves flapping around her fist.
14 Instead, he lifted his chin and said, over the cardboard flap, “I’m fine, though I appreciate your asking.”
15 His straw-colored hair flapped hard against his forehead, and his arms and legs flew out every which way.
16 It waited until he was close, then flapped heavily into another tree, heading somewhat to the left of the way Shadow had originally been going.
17 My arms loose and flapping in the wind, I pretend that I am a dragon flying high above the city.
18 I take it from her and unfold the flaps.
19 The white raven screamed and went flapping away to perch on the iron railing of the rookery stairs.
20 He stops to adjust the tag that hangs from the ribbon on the tent flap, so that it is more easily visible, though he is not certain why.
1 阻力板
3 扑拍
6 惴惴不安
7 不安
anxious turbulent uneasy apprehensive unquiet upset guilt discomfort unrest agitation perturbation disquiet inquietude throw bother tremble lie heavy on
9 叠起
10 拍击声
11 失败
lost frustrate frustrated unsuccessful losing bankrupt stillborn abortive ballup loss miss failure defeat reverse hip header collapse fade frustration abortion turkey bust bankruptcy crab frost setback beating flop overthrow strikeout failing miscarriage fluff meltdown shipwreck bummer balk fizzle worse gaffe flunk butch barney flummox fungo cruller schmear flivver cockup lay-down smashup lash-up unsuccess balls-up stumer fliv fail default cook crash founder funk miscarry brodie muff flub trip damn stiff blob counteract pip confound checkmate throw a wrench into lose the day come to the ground die on feet one in the eye clutch the gummy lay a bomb put the skids on come unstuck go bust come apart at the seams go bung fall on face miss fire blow it fall to the ground draw blank have the worst drag anchor
12 门帘
14 紧张兴奋
17 慌乱
frantic dither alarm fluster tailspin tizzy flummox flurry bewilder flutter panic fuzzbuzz rattle in a storm
18 拍打
paddle clap swat spank crack slap cuff slosh swash thwack going-over scud beat wash lip lap whip beating buffeting pound catch flutter splat flip-flop batting spanking pat bat lick spat fan pelt
19 惊慌失措
20 挡水板
21 摆动
throw swing hunt wiggle WAG flitter sway vibrate flirt oscillate squirm wigwag flicker oscillation swirl waver wiggly pendulous rock wobble wag flop see-saw wave flail waggle go see saw lash bob movement dance libratory swinging oscillatory pendular hunting vibration stagger shimmy libration wabble pendulate roll shake traverse vacillate librate switch walking swingy about move
23 振
25 焦虑不安
28 前襟
30 飘动
flutter fly wave Blow float shimmering fluttering flying breath flicker play flow fan stream flirt ruffle flyaway fluttery flappy streamy waff wafture flaunt tremble waver wallop
32 垂下
falling down pendency fall trail sink lill drop decline droop hanging lop weep swag lob loll cernuous weeping hang couch abase
33 大惊小怪
prissy governessy old-maidish spoffish faff fofarraw wind fuss stickle foofaraw fiddle-faddle like a hen with one chicken make a fuss
34 忧虑
concerned anxious troubled fearful distressed uneasy fraught apprehensive angsty angst-ridden care thought concern worry trouble anxiety distress grief funk apprehension agitation spectre angst heartache unease perturbation disquiet indaba fuss vex excited alarmed pensive fear alarm hang over
35 惊恐
37 惊慌
alarmed alarm panic funk disconcert put the wind up get the wind up disconcerted scare dismay feeze dooda psych-out clutch consternate spiflicate
40 盖
head hood put stop impress imprint top door cap cowling operculum tectum set build close overlay scarf cloak annex affix thatch tegmental lid casing tegmentum cover apply appose
41 紧张
heavy tight intense nervous stressful edgy uneasy charged hyper stressed strained taut uptight knotted jumpy skittish flustered stiffly state stress tension flutter strain excite knot rattle fray unsettle fluster in a tizzy on the edge of your seat in a stew rattle cage
42 混乱
mad confusing confused chaotic troubled turbulent tumultuous disorderly wayward scrappy woolly disjointed disordered muddled jumbled topsy-turvy shambolic addled chaos disruption scramble melee turmoil tangle turbulence entropy whirl muddle disarray tumult bewilderment hubbub tailspin rough-and-tumble foul-up balls-up out of joint
43 口盖
45 兴奋
wrought-up high-keyed happy warm excited heated stimulant hectic steaming exalted rousing feverish pumped rattled hyped-up het sthenic atwitter excitant incitant sthenia state twitter shooting toss excitement flush fever rage warmth impulse irritation stimulation taking tingle agitation excitation exaltation exhilaration brio razzmatazz burn stir excite bubble swell kindle fizz effervesce send gas string stimulate ignite irritate electrify galvanize titillate inebriate exhilarate aglow moving of the waters shook-up heppedup exciting emotional intense volatile hyper wrought tiptoe effervescent haywire aerated plugged-in bananas kicky hopped-up agitato ablaze charge feeling kick boot blast hop thrill bang pulse sensation ginger firework fermentation ferment jolly tremor lather euphoria intoxication bracing oomph throb kindling swelter effervescence jism dooda head-trip atingle athrill fire heat psych inflame mind-blow get soup fracture hype pique intoxicate titivate adrenalize full of fizz lose block set fire to
46 下垂
cernuous saggy droopy flagging pendulous pendent fall sag droop prolapsus slouch loll hang down
47 鳃盖
48 乱吹
49 愤怒
black emotional sharp angry mad ugly bitter heated stormy irate indignant mirthless wrathful inflammable bitterly heat passion stir anger wrath bile funk spleen ire indignation in high dudgeon rattle cage
51 危机
crisic critical pass push edge crisis clutch pinch crunch precipice Dunkirk razor-edge the change of tide
53 激动
feeling excited inflamed agitated feverish fevered agog twitter emotion stir thrill excitement flush fever fury tremor send excite boil explode fuss agitate pulsate het up get into in a stew be in into a lather heat warmth stew fermentation ferment lather excitation dither twit fluster kindling rah-rah swivet bubble stoke swoon whoop it up wig out go off on one action-packed hot exciting emotional trembly feverous abuzz alight carry-on hoo-ha transport tension sensation buzz flurry tingle brouhaha astir enkindle brace giddy electrify work fire steam vibrate flutter rouse on fire wound up carry away fire up heated worked up pulsating aflame psyched exhilaration get rise set pulse racing hype up work up up mad flaming touched amped jazzed electricity drama zest zing grip whirl inflame enthuse exhilarate work up into work yourself up into work yourself up be on edge in a lather wrought-up fiery dizzy ablaze juiced passion storm tumult convulsionary fullhearted shook-up violent inflammatory tumultuous seething souped-up plugged-in hopped-up agitato hop inflammation yeast churn fume twitch jolly agitation broil electrification throb hoopla effervescence snit feeze irritancy dooda atingle rock burn kindle flip commove string spark wig arouse tempest galvanize seton edge in a pucker do to set fire to in a storm
54 焦虑
anxiety nerve distress agitation consternation hang-up dysphoria disquiet vexation disquietude inquietude boggle hot fraught dither fear worry dismay angst solicitude Harry perturb discompose trouble bother fret fuss pother
56 副翼
57 垂皮
58 困惑
lost puzzled hazy bemused perplexed muddle quandary bewilderment perplexity puzzlement mystification beat defeat puzzle fox baffle at a loss in a fog muddled foxed get question confusion fog floor throw embarrass perplex obfuscate disconcert discomfit flummox befog get your knickers in a twist at sea
59 折板
61 边缘
marginal limbic edge border rim limb fringe hem verge brink selvage marginality selvedge limbus
62 拉下
66 蝇拍
68 垂耳
70 扑动
71 皮瓣